My dad works at Thanksgiving point a few Sundays a month so whenever were in town we have to make a special trip down there. Ava loves most the animals and I'ts so nice being the only ones down there. We are able to take our time looking around and feeding the animals. I'ts so peaceful and quiet!
A few weeks ago we headed back to Utah because My brother-in-law Sam returned home from his mission in Argentina. I can't believe two years has flown by. It seems like he just left! Ava was only about 6 months old when he left so she has changed sooo much! It was so cute seeing them meet all over again. She was so excited at first and now she is very timid and kinda mean around sam now. she says "No Sammy" when I ask her if she wants to go see him. Hoping its just a phase and she will want to be around him soon.
Ava patiently waiting!
we took a couple quick pics with the family while we were in Utah for x-mas! Not sure I like How white I look! and the sun in my eyes but it was definately time for some new ones.
Tj and I celebrated our 3rd Anniversary about a week ago! It seems so crazy that it's already been three years. Time has flown! I'm sure it has to do with having a very busy toddler! Tj surprised Ava and I and took us to Snoqualmie Falls. We had their 10 course breakfast. I swear it feels like that they just keep bringing the food out but it is amazing! The view was perfect as well. We got a window seat and Ava loved watching the water. I am thankful for all of Tj's hard work and dedication and what a great dad he is to our little Ava. Love you Teej. I didn't feel like getting sappy! So I will end there.
You can never have enough of temple square. Except for the freezing cold weather! We got to experience temple square twice! Once with my family and once with the Pugmires. On Christmas Eve My in-laws usually go out to dinner then walk around temple square and get a few pictures.
We attended our traditional breakfast with santa at thanksgiving point. Ava loved every minute! she even danced for everyone on stage.
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